Product Description
by Andrea Bieler (Editor), Claudia Hoffmann (Editor), Lisa Ketges (Editor)
How do religious individuals, communities, and political institutions navigate diversity and how do they foster social cohesion? This volume focuses on convivial practices in religiously diverse settings and includes theoretical, empirical, and practice-oriented approaches. Through an interdisciplinary lens the contributors examine conceptual reflections, boundary work, rituals, multilingualism, and spatial dynamics. This volume represents an important milestone in conviviality research and provides valuable insights for further research in the fields of theology, religious studies, and sociology.
Author Biography
Andrea Bieler (Edited by)
Andrea Bieler (Dr.) is a professor of practical theology at Universität Basel in Switzerland. She was the principal investigator of the SNSF-project Conviviality in Motion. Exploring Theologies and Practices of Super-diverse Christian Communities in Europe. Her research interests imply the development of a critical, empirically grounded theology and theory of conviviality. Furthermore, she does research on various phenomena of vulnerability.
Claudia Hoffmann (Dr. theol.) is lecturer in the Department of Intercultural Theology at the Faculty of Theology at Universität Basel in Switzerland. She also serves as the coordinator for religious affairs at Kanton Basel-Stadt. She was a postdoctoral researcher in the SNSF-project Conviviality in Motion. Her research interests cover hermeneutics of the stranger, Southeast Asian history of religion and mission, religion and migration. Lisa Ketges (Edited by)
Lisa Ketges ist wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Lehrstuhl für Praktische
Theologie an der Universität Basel.
